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Alternative Short Break
 Poster: A snowHead
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As Northern Italy is a 'no go', now thinking of PDS for a 4 day break (18th to 22nd March)
I know the area reasonably well & can get cheap digs in SJD.
Logically stay as high as possible, park at Ardent & get over to Avoriaz that way.
Just wondered how conditions were holding up with the temperatures fluctuating as it is.
More potential snow (& rain) forcast for next week so any help greatly appreciated.
We will be 4 advanced intermediate piste skiers with a little off piste by a couple of the guys.
Steve
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 Obviously A snowHead isn't a real person
Obviously A snowHead isn't a real person

It will rain most everywhere in the Alps next week up to 3000m.

Avoriaz sits at 1800-2500m.

Resort, today, is ~95% open.

It has enough snow to withstand a couple days of heavy rain.

Be mindful that Avoriaz is only 50-100 miles from Italy and the Aosta virus hostspot.

C19 will not just stop at the border.
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 Well, the person's real but it's just a made up name, see?
Well, the person's real but it's just a made up name, see?

SteveCook0 wrote:
As Northern Italy is a 'no go', now thinking of PDS for a 4 day break (18th to 22nd March)
I know the area reasonably well & can get cheap digs in SJD.
Logically stay as high as possible, park at Ardent & get over to Avoriaz that way.
Just wondered how conditions were holding up with the temperatures fluctuating as it is.
More potential snow (& rain) forcast for next week so any help greatly appreciated.
We will be 4 advanced intermediate piste skiers with a little off piste by a couple of the guys.
Steve


I'm there the same dates, but staying in Avoriaz, looking at the forecast, should be fine, and they've had plenty of snow in the last week or two. Expecting spring like conditions, but not worried at all.
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Just came back from a similar trip. We did a Sunday to Friday. Flew into Geneva but stayed on the Swiss side in Les Crosets. It's a great spot to access the PdS as can easily ski the whole Swiss side, but also just 1 chair away from dropping over into France. The snow and pistes were very good when we were there at anything over about 1400m. Beneath that, a bit hit and miss. We had 1 day of solid snow, 2 clear warm days and 1 day of heavy rain, even at village level (1600m).

Pistes were in general quiet.

I wouldn't be booking anything now though, with the latest developments of CV. I think, in two weeks time you'll find a lot more ski resort closures.
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